Prince William makes sad admission about

Prince William has opened up about the profound grief he experienced as a teenager after losing his mother, Princess Diana, in 1997. Reflecting on his loss, he described it as the “worst pain” any child or parent could endure. He emphasized the importance of expert support for those facing bereavement and highlighted the increasing need for such services in the UK. As the Patron of Child Bereavement UK for sixteen years, William expressed his support for the recent merger of Child Bereavement UK and Winston’s Wish, aimed at expanding their reach and impact during a time of growing demand.

The merger of the two leading UK child bereavement charities is intended to enhance support for grieving parents, siblings, and children. Prince William commended the initiative, stating that uniting their resources will allow them to better serve affected families and reduce the long-term challenges associated with unresolved grief. Liz Gratton, chair of Winston’s Wish, echoed this sentiment, expressing hopes to deliver new projects and reach a broader demographic through their combined efforts.